Enjoy the beauty and calming scents of lavender as you journey along Oregon’s scenic back roads. Meander through rolling hills and pastoral countrysides dotted with farms, orchards, and vibrant wildflowers. Each stop along the way offers a unique glimpse into the region’s charm—from fragrant lavender fields in full bloom to locally crafted products and warm hospitality. Let the soothing aroma of lavender guide you through this peaceful and picturesque escape, where every turn reveals another hidden gem of rural Oregon
Every summer, fields in Newberg burst into brilliant purple bloom, and artisans throughout Newberg embrace the season with handmade treats and gifts scented with lavender. The season peaks in July, when the annual Willamette Valley Lavender Festival & Plein Air Art Festival is held at the Chehalem Cultural Center. Follow the Newberg Lavender Trail to find farms open for u-pick flowers, and businesses throughout town where you can experience beautiful and delicious aspects of lavender.
As a Bed & Breakfast in the heart of Newberg, the innkeepers of Chehalem Ridge B&B are happy to share the best places to find lavender in the Willamette Valley.
Walking distance from Chehalem Ridge Bed & Breakfast in Newberg, sits the picturesque U-Pick lavender farm, Wayward Winds. Don’t miss their award-winning lavender essential oil or delicious lavender syrups. They have eight variations of syrup including inventive flavors like Lavender Pear and Lavender Ginger Peach.
Sip and dine on a lavender cocktail, lavender scented savory entrée, lavender-themed dessert, or lavender truffles at SubTerra Kitchen & Cellar.
Each lavender farm is unique and offers different activities year round, ranging from lavender bouquet cutting to mini-festivals with music, food, and vendors.
Lavender Farms in the Hood River Valley With Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams as backdrops, the lavender farms of the Hood River Valley are nurtured with abundant sunshine and fertile soils and growers who take pride in producing their quality lavender products. You’ll find serenity and be rejuvenated in the aromatic fields..
The Old Parkdale Inn is located in the Upper Hood River Valley on the north slope of Oregon’s tallest peak, Mt. Hood, in the quaint town of Parkdale. Outdoor adventure, lavender farms, wineries and fine dining are nearby. During harvest, guests can make a bouquet of fresh cut lavender from the bushes on the Inn’s grounds.
Lavender Blueberry Sorbet is a palette cleansing first course at the Old Parkdale Inn Bed and Breakfast, a dish produced from an explosion of Blueberries and Lavender in Oregon’s Hood River Valley.
On the Southern Oregon Lavender Trails an amazing lavender experience awaits you. Nestled among the vineyards and tranquil fields of Southern Oregon are six unique family-run lavender destinations.
Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild is ready to share Oregon with you: it’s environment, culture, and heritage. Combine gracious hospitality with ambiance at an inspected and approved Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild member Inn.
Order Oregon B&B Gift Certificates Now. The Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild offers a wide variety of inns, from a small guest cottage or two-room bed and breakfast to a larger country inn or dude ranch. And with an 18 months expiration recipients have plenty of time to redeem them at the Inn of their choosing. They are available in $50 increments and can be redeemed at any one of our member inns..
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